About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The unliklely becomes the likely.
About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
Charlie-Boo <shymath...@gmail.com> writes: > About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > unliklely becomes the likely.
> About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby > carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without > scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but > a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a > bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
> Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train > ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
Geez, Charlie, we already have one |-|erc. I don't think we need two.
-- Jesse F. Hughes "The Cantorians are conducting a campaign of psychological warfare against humanity." -- David Petry, on why set theory is evil.
On Nov 10, 10:39 am, "Jesse F. Hughes" <je...@phiwumbda.org> wrote:
> Geez, Charlie, we already have one |-|erc. I don't think we need two.
It's not clear we need the one we have. But I must say, Herc-related deja-vu was exactly the experience I was having by midway through the second paragraph.
On Nov 10, 10:21 am, Charlie-Boo <shymath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > unliklely becomes the likely.
> About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby > carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without > scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but > a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a > bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
> Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train > ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
> C-B
You're not reporting all the cases where people got squished to death like a bug.
On Tue, 10 Nov 2009, Charlie-Boo wrote: > About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > unlikely becomes the likely.
You got it wrong. A logic warp is an improbability drive and was invented decades ago by the Duck Breath Theater.
> About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby > carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without > scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but > a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a > bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
> Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train > ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
Apparently somebody in Boston is testing an improbability drive.
> On Tue, 10 Nov 2009, Charlie-Boo wrote: > > About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > > unlikely becomes the likely.
> You got it wrong. A logic warp is an improbability drive > and was invented decades ago by the Duck Breath Theater.
> > About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby > > carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without > > scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but > > a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a > > bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
> > Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train > > ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
> Apparently somebody in Boston is testing an improbability drive.
On Nov 10, 12:21 pm, Charlie-Boo <shymath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > unliklely becomes the likely.
You can test this yourself. Take a coin and flip it a few times. In a logic warp you would expect to see only heads or only tails. But since we are in a logic warp you will not see what you expect but A MIXTURE OF HEADS AND TAILS !!!!!!!!! - William Hughes
On Nov 12, 2:19 pm, William Hughes <wpihug...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 10, 12:21 pm, Charlie-Boo <shymath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > > unliklely becomes the likely.
> You can test this yourself. Take a coin > and flip it a few times. > In a logic warp you would expect > to see only heads or only tails. But since we > are in a logic warp you will not see what > you expect but A MIXTURE OF HEADS > AND TAILS !!!!!!!!!
On 2009-11-12, William Hughes <wpihug...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> You can test this yourself. Take a coin and flip it a few times. > In a logic warp you would expect to see only heads or only tails. > But since we are in a logic warp you will not see what you expect > but A MIXTURE OF HEADS AND TAILS !!!!!!!!!
On Nov 12, 3:19 pm, William Hughes <wpihug...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 10, 12:21 pm, Charlie-Boo <shymath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > > unliklely becomes the likely.
> You can test this yourself. Take a coin > and flip it a few times. > In a logic warp you would expect > to see only heads or only tails. But since we > are in a logic warp you will not see what > you expect but A MIXTURE OF HEADS > AND TAILS !!!!!!!!!
No, the probasbilities are reversed. instead of 1/2 heads and 1/2 tails, you get 1/2 tails and 1/2 heads. So you don't really notice it in this case.
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On Nov 10, 11:21 am, Charlie-Boo <shymath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a > logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp, > the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The > unliklely becomes the likely.
> About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby > carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without > scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but > a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a > bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
> Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train > ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
